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T Hive in thc n''''Sto: ;hc nlaI'ri';I dis
trlrts of Maryland, near the city OF
Wa :" "21on. an,: ;'m exposed /" al the
dangerous influences of the iI:lrure air
anG water Of shat region.
= Being naturally Of a strong consti-
, tuition. | had frequently boas>@G that
no ciiii!s and fever or other m1iarious
complaint would ever trouble nc.
This was my experience and the con-
dition in which found myself SIX
months ago. first noticed t'As | did
not feel SO sprlsEt.j and vigorous IS
was my wont 10 Go. | felt tired and
enewated. Soon | noticed distinct
and distressing back ache would make
its appearance in the aiter:.o0n: in
.crea::ing in severity i! the exercise was
more than usually vio'cnt. Then
strctchy feeling with pro.ilse ;Gaping
mad. its appearance. Then my head,
always clear as Il bell, would ivei heavy
and began to have headaches.
The cold stage was marked with chat
terlns OF the Teeth, severe rigorS passed
over me, and 10 amount OF clnth'ng
could keep me warm. The chill was
succeeded in turn by the fever, il which
l seemed to be burning up. the con
gestion in my head produced :, violent
pain in the frontal ;,or:iGn and ! helt-
ed sensation OF The cveEiis. with IN in
dcscribaJle aching Of the Iowc: limbs.
Nausea ana vomiting occurred with
severe retciinss, and when the PaFoN-
ysms passed OFT was thoroughly pros
! tratcd by a weakness that was iclt IN
every part Of me.
l drugged myself with qulnlnc, and
obtained som" rtilet. But my respite
was OF brief duration. was now so
much reduced that | could hardly "alk
or stand upright. My disease soon
culin1na'ed III continued malaHai Fc-
Yer which kept ne closely cohhned 'or
about 4 week l became exceedingly
depressed ana meianchoiy' So h'cA so
'na' i0St interest IN my WORK. ana
mdeed' scarcely cared "Aa' haPpehc0
TO me.
O"rlns al th's tlhae' II must DC un.
ceEsSood that old not neglect me"'cal
treatment All inc most powerful
remedIes were trieo' such as 'i"''' AZ
senate OF potash VaierI'nte o. lfon'
mercury bromide OF potassium c'Io-
rae OF D'smulh' chiho'o'hc: c'''''I'"hl-
uia7 q'ltH'iie ''iiu Se' g q. 0'''>''' -A't
'iiiS uiu "Nuei 'i'e ''>'''o0 q ''''''~'''
p"ySi0'"'S.
Il "as "iilie WAS III ''''S ''"''"e
Cohol'loH llial lne ci1l'iis li'"ic ''f
AasKine' the new quinlne' as aS!"ci1c
for malaria' were hrst- Drought 70 my
attention. Hne" no'hlh6 =" IFS value
10 justify my having an! coH.."'ncc IN
II, OuV aS everything else hla !;i';td
ocemeo II my ouey 10 Try IT, so / '1sah
It's uSe' anu us prompt anu l'>''~a' q
lec's were Oh ''e 'i"'''e 0' ''e'e!"''o'
10 me- MANY PeoPIe H''! "'''iN tlle
statement sc"cely Cie0iole' o'' Il IS d
TACT ihat after only le" Gays Use OF
! kaSElne all the leading symptoms IN
my case were decidedly abated or
cease,i altogether; and in a few weeks
from the time I took the first dose
was cured
This was about the first of January,
and since then l have experienced nc
recurrence Of the malariaI svmptoms
in anv form A remedy of such ex.
ceptional virtue for the cure OF malaria
ought to be commended and univer-
SALLY made known. | have therefore